Quite a Haiku #27

Sent from Heaven

feathers ever float
outstretched wings inspiring hope
dive and glide for hours

Quite a Haiku #26

Rich Brown and Luscious Green

empty fields outstretched
plowed in fertile elegance
rural bliss for cows

Quite a Haiku #25

Nature's Ballroom

early morning bloom
petals waltz to swallows sweet
courtyard cantata

Quite a Haiku #24

Avalanche

nameless faces drift
littered remains of snow banks
slowly waste away

Quite a Haiku #23

Fantastic Phantom

insect like a stick
blend in among the branches
munching leaves for lunch

Quite a Haiku #22

A Deep Dark Blue

moon is smiling down
from sky of white specked darkness
shooting star so bright

Quite a Haiku #21

Backward Flows the River

rotten marsh festers
rats bring terror and sorrow
eastward sets the sun

Backward Flows the River

rotten marsh festers
rats bring terror and sorrow
eastward sets the sun